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Organic Compound Fertilizer 6-8-10 contains a perfect combination of fast and slow-acting constituents. Most of the nutrients are released gradually over a period of three months. Organic Compound Fertilizer 6-8-10 has a high organic matter content, which means the presence of essential trace elements that contribute substantially to the fertility of the soil. Added value Perfect balance of minerals Fast and progressive action of nutrients Neutral odour Areas of application Vegetable cultivation Vineyards Fruit cultivation Tree cultivation

Organic Compound Fertilizer 8-5-8 is a complex all-round organic NPK Fertilizer containing important trace elements. Due to its slow release character it does not burn the roots and leaves from young plants. Organic Compound Fertilizer 8-5-8 has a low chlorine content and can be used as a complete Fertilizer in organic cultivation. The high nitrogen content makes this Fertilizer very effective in the growth phase of the cultivation. Added value Good balance of minerals Slow release Fertilizer Areas of application Vegetable cultivation Fruit cultivation Tree cultivation Lawns

Organic Compound Fertilizer 4-2-10 is a natural Fertilizer, specially developed for use in crops that require a high level of potassium, but little chlorine. This natural Fertilizer pellet, enriched with a natural source of potassium, contains high-quality organic matter allowing a constant potassium availability during the entire growing season. Advantages Minerals such as nitrogen, phosphate and potassium became available to the plants gradually and as they are required, so that there is no risk of the minerals being washed away. Use of the pellets results in airy soil, so that the roots absorb more oxygen and the crop grows better. A large proportion of the product consists of protein, made up of amino acids. These amino acids are gradually released as a result of the breakdown of the organic structures, making the plants stronger. Areas of application Vegetable cultivation Fruit cultivation Viniculture Tree cultivation